The process of building was definitely stressful since our settlement date kept pushing out. We originally discussed a May date, signed with a June 30, push to July 30. We eventually closed on August 28th. Signing to delivery was 9 1/2 months, which is really long for this type of builder. So far, we have been happy with the warranty department, but wish we had more involvement on quality issues before we settled. They insisted their third party quality inspectors were thorough but they simply were not. I think they should start having blue tape walk throughs with the buyers a week before closing. This builder is one of the only options we had in the area we live, so we didn't really have a choice
After living in my Ryan home for one full year, I can honestly say this has been the worst home buying experience I’ve ever had, and I’ve bought three homes. The build quality was extremely disappointing, with peeling vinyl siding, poor quality concrete on the driveway and sidewalks, and landscaping that was subpar from the start. The sod never took. Warranty repairs required multiple calls for every issue, and after the warranty expired, responses basically stopped. The home closed on schedule, but that was the only smooth part. Based on my experience with workmanship, materials, and service, I would not recommend Ryan Homes to anyone.
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Brinna Vassallo
Jan 17, 2025
Never again…we were told so many lies by the sales person who worked for Ryan Homes and their partner lender (NVR) is a mess to work with! The house we bought was overpriced for the quality and difficult to resell. We bought a brand new townhome and when we arrived for move in found that Ryan’s construction workers had been using our home for lunch breaks…dirty toilets and stains on the carpets. Awful experience all around. Please don’t be naive like me and not take all of these 1 star reviews seriously!
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Kyle Hartmann
Dec 14, 2022
If you want to live in an over-priced, exploitative cardboard box, then Ryan Homes are for you. They build their homes as cheaply and expediently as possible, which means you, the buyer, will have to spend $600,000+ up front for the house, then spend an equivalent amount in repairs over the course of say 20 years. Don’t do it.
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Andrea “BeautyWithinUS” Fripp
Apr 17, 2022
Ryan homes will not honor their warranty. Ryan homes has given up on me and the poorly built home, but I not given upon them. Veterans please don't buy a Ryan home.